ENGLISH CIVIL WAR 1642 RAISING TROOPS ARMY CAVALIERS REBELS Blunden PAMPHLET
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:7049550 | Non-Fiction Subject: History & Military |
| Publisher: BLUNDEN | Year Printed: 1642 |
| Place of Publication: LONDON | Language: English |
SPECIALLPASSAGESAnd certain Informations from severallplaces, Collected for the use of all that desireto been truly Informed.
From Tuesday the 18. of October to Tuesday the 25. of October 1642
[London Printed for H. Blunden 1642]
A slim pamphlet, taken from a larger work. Delicately held together. Measuring approx. 18cm x 14.5cm. Lightly grubby/browned, with occasional marks and creases. Chip to inner edge of last leaf Outer page edges hint bumped and frayed.
Scarce E...NGLISH CIVIL WAR pamphlet detail the movements of the army, the raising of troops and individual commanders and various events/news from WORCESTER, BARNSTABLE; DEVON, DONCASTER, DUBLIN, BRISTOLL, WARWICKE, WOLVERHAMPTON, NEWCASTLE, WESTMINSTER.
Of particular note is the date of the events within the pamphlet 18-25 October and the locations mentioned, including the sections on Worcester, Warwick and Wolverhampton, which describes the build up of events to what is now known as the Battle of Edgehill.
"Warwicke October 22. :-Here came by some of the Kings Carriages guarded with Musquetiers"
Worcester Octob 18. "Tomorrow we march from Worcester leaving one Regiment for a Garrison here, and the Lord Stamford at Hereford and to morrow at night at the Randevous near Ancester, the whole body of our Army meets, consisting of 18. Regiments of Foot, besides the said Regiments 61. Troopes of Horse and 46. Pieces of Ordnance.
"Divers Gentlemen of quality in the Bishoprick of Durham and Northumberland are raising of men to the number of 6000 at least ..some of the commanders that have commissions for raising of them are Papists, some of them convict as Sir Edw Widdrington, Mr Gray of Mompeth Castle"
"Both Houses conceiving the great danger and inconvenience that may happen to the whole Kingdome if Sir Ralph Hopton and his complices should (in that rebellious manner as they have begun already) raise more forces in the County of Cornewall"
Numb. 11 to drop head title page
p91-98
Numb. 1. (From Tuesday the 9th of August, to Tuesday the 16th. [1642])-Numb. 44. (From Tuesday the 6. of June, to Tuesday the 13. of June. 1643.).
With Variant titles.
Title from caption.
Imprint from colophon.
With continuous pagination and register (including different editions of individual issues).
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From Tuesday the 18. of October to Tuesday the 25. of October 1642
[London Printed for H. Blunden 1642]
A slim pamphlet, taken from a larger work. Delicately held together. Measuring approx. 18cm x 14.5cm. Lightly grubby/browned, with occasional marks and creases. Chip to inner edge of last leaf Outer page edges hint bumped and frayed.
Scarce E...NGLISH CIVIL WAR pamphlet detail the movements of the army, the raising of troops and individual commanders and various events/news from WORCESTER, BARNSTABLE; DEVON, DONCASTER, DUBLIN, BRISTOLL, WARWICKE, WOLVERHAMPTON, NEWCASTLE, WESTMINSTER.
Of particular note is the date of the events within the pamphlet 18-25 October and the locations mentioned, including the sections on Worcester, Warwick and Wolverhampton, which describes the build up of events to what is now known as the Battle of Edgehill.
"Warwicke October 22. :-Here came by some of the Kings Carriages guarded with Musquetiers"
Worcester Octob 18. "Tomorrow we march from Worcester leaving one Regiment for a Garrison here, and the Lord Stamford at Hereford and to morrow at night at the Randevous near Ancester, the whole body of our Army meets, consisting of 18. Regiments of Foot, besides the said Regiments 61. Troopes of Horse and 46. Pieces of Ordnance.
"Divers Gentlemen of quality in the Bishoprick of Durham and Northumberland are raising of men to the number of 6000 at least ..some of the commanders that have commissions for raising of them are Papists, some of them convict as Sir Edw Widdrington, Mr Gray of Mompeth Castle"
"Both Houses conceiving the great danger and inconvenience that may happen to the whole Kingdome if Sir Ralph Hopton and his complices should (in that rebellious manner as they have begun already) raise more forces in the County of Cornewall"
Numb. 11 to drop head title page
p91-98
Numb. 1. (From Tuesday the 9th of August, to Tuesday the 16th. [1642])-Numb. 44. (From Tuesday the 6. of June, to Tuesday the 13. of June. 1643.).
With Variant titles.
Title from caption.
Imprint from colophon.
With continuous pagination and register (including different editions of individual issues).
Terms & Conditions
*Payment Details: We accept Paypal, UK Cheques, Postal Orders, *Shipping: We will gladly ship anywhere in the World, and combine multiple items to reduce postal costs. *Packaging: All our books, will be carefully and securely packaged. We aim to send all items within 48 hours of payment. *Returns Policy: If you are unhappy in any way, for whatever reason, with the transaction or the item, please contact us as soon as possible. Your item is fully refundable without question. *Our Policy: We aim to give detailed and accurate descriptions, and have established a reputation for honesty, quality and reliability, which we hope to continue. We know that sometimes ebay or internet buying can be a bit daunting, so please feel free to ask any questions, ask for more details or images, and we will be happy to help. We are very approachable and want to make this a pleasant experience. TRADE WITH CONFIDENCE
